Mark Rutland

Armageddon Approaching

Theology

“That history and geopolitics are plunging toward some kind of finish line is hardly even controversial. The question is how? When? What will it mean for believers and nonbelievers? I heartily recommend Dr. David Cooper’s newest book, Armageddon Approaching. Avoiding both shrill hysteria and smug academics, Dr. Cooper’s book is timely, readable, and important.”

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On the Edge of Hope

Christian Living

“Dr. Cherith Fee Nordling, theologian “Balanced tenuously on the cusp of despair and hope, one can turn one way and see nothing but darkness. Dr. Chironna summons us to turn and look instead at the boundless sea of hope. I strongly recommend this powerful and authentic work on inner healing.”

Praying Prodigals Home

Christian Living

“Some books about pain remain aloof from the agony, promising help for the hurting but often delivering little more than irritating recipes from unsaved theoreticians. Others are so saturated in hurt that they serve to sympathize but offer scant hope. Praying Prodigals Home is a ray of light from two women who have waded through the corporeal darkness known only to the parents of prodigal children. Real and frank but with a merciful river of joy and faith, this book comforts those who sit in fear while their loved ones trek through the far country. The writers beckon us to reach beyond the pain to a higher plateau, where something called peace is to be had, even amidst the grief.”

The Uniqueness and Danger of Ministry

Church Leadership & Ministry

“There are ministry books which every preacher should read. Certainly, Steve Hall’s newest book is one of those. It is, beyond that, a book every churchgoing, church-loving believer should read.”